The bill would create an oversight board that could revoke a police officer's license for misconduct.

But some Hawaii lawmakers hope to require more disclosure of misconduct and disciplinary action.

Sen. Will Espero introduced legislation as a result of the Christopher Deedy trial but he's concerned about HPD policy, too.

Latest report to the Legislature shows dozens of Honolulu cops were disciplined in 2013.

Union attorneys argue to protect the privacy interests of police officers who have been suspended for misconduct.

The settlement is one of 11 approved by the Honolulu City Council in 2013 for a total of more than $5 million.

Police misconduct in Hawaii is shaping up as a major topic in the coming year, both in the Legislature and the courts.

Police won't release details about suspended officers despite an opinion by state public records agency.

UPDATED Longtime police officer caused an uproar Monday when he told lawmakers he would never enforce gay marriage law.

Honolulu police chief fires a cop convicted of a drug-related offense but the union gets him his job back.